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faat t Clamm - at a 4 M eP 1
Sort and LToer avr became chrocU
tuUees the blood iia poo ouad; uua u
aluggiah, twk ed utU to thaow od
tb ami that mcbbuK ia H. Tb
tytUm muat b itlarcd of IM unhealthy
matter through theaora, and graatdanget
to life would foUov abould U heal beior
the blood hat beea made par and healthy
aad all impolitic t limnmed from the jra
tarn. &S.S. begins the curt by nrttcleana
lug aad invigorating U blood, building
op the general heeJii aad removing from
nZT A OOMSTAMTDRJUII
effrtuvu. VPOM THE SYSTOL
Whea thit haa been accomp'.ithed tb Uia
charge gradually ccaaea. and tb toe at
tricetbcel. It u tbe tendency of these old
indolent aorta to grow worn aad worae.
aad eventually to destroy the bones. Local
application, while eoothing and to aom
a teat alleviate paia, cannot reach tb eeai
of the trouble. S. 8. S. doe, and no matte
bow apparently hopeleat your condition,
even though your constitution baa broken
down, it will bring relief when nothing
elae can. It euppUee the rich, para blood
aeeeanary to heal jib aor and aoariah
the debilitated, diaad body.
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. I. B. Talbot, Leak Boa au. Wtaoaa. Miea,
v4 year lay tea (rasa tbekaeet
x ni m moklA eoce. aevenl TaiciM
tlx foot
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ellef.
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when ecratcbed, bruiand or cut, tout blood
is in bad condition, and any ordinary ant
is apt to become chronic .
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, th; twin tnam to. Atlanta, a.
. Waning of the UoaevaooD.
"What did you see la me to Induce
yoa to marry mrT" she asked
"Nothing," he replied.
"What r she cried, indignantly.
"Oh, It Isn't your fault," he replied.
Soothingly, "I evidently had visions
and I ought to have consulted an oculist
st the limp."
Mont be Kept Secret.
Publisher This story of yours Is
splendid. Don't nse a nom deplume.
Publish over your own name. It will
make you famous.
Author It's money I'm after, not
fame.
Publisher But you'll get Just as much
money In either case.
AuBhor No, I - won't. If I publish
over my own name my wlfe'll get it.
e The Bequest.
I don't think old Squeezlt got much
out of life ho lived poor.
Tes, but he died rich, and thick of the
satisfaction his relatives will get,
Tba Prima Requisite.
Mr. Flightle Mere talent Is not sppre
elated nowadays. Oh, if I only bad a
tot'eh of real genius
Wife Oenlus Isn't what you need.
Kb? What, then T
Horse sense.
When other fall, take Roberta' Taste
less Chill Tonic. It cures chills, fevers
malaria and general bad health. 25c. A
red cross on tbe label assures you of tbe
pure, high-class material that makes
Roberta' a success. Don't take a substt
tute. K. Davis. F. 8. Duffy & Co , 0.
D. Bradham.
Tba Autocrat.
Idiot Verily, it has come to be 'The
Anloorat of lbs Break fast Table."
Bur Boarder What has T
Idiot The Pruni.
I Reavmt why yoa should use B bert
: Tasteless Chill Tonic: composed of pars
frt ingredients, pleaaan test to take, end
ears when others fall. It Is master of
y ChlUs, favors and all other malarial dis
orders. Me. No cure, no pay. D. B
Davis, . B. Duffy; (fe, 0. D. Bradbaa
J a irut fnL ". v v
- 2 She Great feat, yoa mean, oounl.
Be Ah I sen you climbed htm more as
- "TIoIdlof to . the; persuasion of my
VeaiT a WIUHW VUIII IVUIW mm yifw
. nooans . ana loana n wm no i nw
ea " w. n. uornrsw, amoaviu. n
Aagnst 14, 1890, Price Uc Get the kind
vltk rad eross oa labal. J). R. Dayis,
F. S. Duffy Co., a D, Bradham.
A LHtt Maw ta Tmytmg,
Waggs Old Bostam paid mo aa slee-
tloa bat of 19 le-dsy.
Wlgfs Oo whin, that's prompt for
aim, yoo'rs Iscky to gat it at alLv Bo
be bet oa Bryaa, ah f ,
- Waggs Roi Oa Oasceck against Gar
,-field. .. v - ' -
; , - , KUlloai WYCTAw-aT. -
' Ms certainly gratifying to the public
to knov of one coacera which la aot
. frsld 10 be generous. The proprietors of
Dr. Ring's Kw Discovery for Coa-
umplloa, Congbs and CoUls, bar give
''. away over lea million Irlal botl'a.t an
.have th satisfaction of knowing it has
, a red thousands of hopeless eaaea.
Asthma, Broacbltla, La Grippe and all
Throat, ' Cheat aad Lang disease ar
'surely eared by II. Call on 0. D. Brad
bum, lrnrrft, and let fre trial bot-
at guaraiAd.
T U'uon who think b I
at 10 asually thinks at 40 what I
used to U.
ageald
m aa he
Bom pnpt gain rfpotaiioa for
ctavernea wba tbey are simply disa
greeable.
FRODCCE TEX0W7I AW AT. , .
y Eudrecs as Theuaad af facksrts
. v. Every . leaf .. -.
Fret Usforsaailoa which we deese
trmatwanlif ws fed coaSdeat la aaaett
lag that (roes 160,000 to 810,000 packages
of Florida prodae are thrown away ia
New York City every year.- This b aot
all actaalty damped. Hot la damped,
eoM pays pari of IU cbargas, aoaas pays
the charge; bat all of It brlag the
grower nothing, sad Is thrown sway so
far sa he la concern. That number of
packages, at 400 to ihr car, would make
879 carloads, representing probably the
yield uf M0 acre. Oa each acre is ex
pended sav . $90 worth of fertiliser; a
tout of 110,000. hted lalor, era toe, aa
otocb more Grand total, $ 20,000 on the
wrong stilt of the ledger, io nay nothing
of (he relarns that ought to hare been
raaalved.
This deplorable result l" brought
aout partly by Indifferent aor' lug and
packing of ladifferent p-oilnoe, but
chiefly by lndlaerlorinate shlppli lo one
center, producing congestion and a
diseased market. To the avert, e Flor
ida sbtpper the city of New York boxes
tba compass of American markets.
While venting denunciations upon the
trusts, syndicates and corporate rapaci
ties of the metropolis, he confidingly
commits all his produce to this depraved
city in the childlike belief that its vast
appetite haa stomach for it all and will
oar for it all. The authority above re
ferred to Is of the opinion that one-half
the produce of Florida shipped out of
the Slate is consigned to Now York.
Tba result Is. at certain seasons the side
walks and warehouses are cumbered
with accumulated vegetables, often
heated and leaking, and the garbage
carts and dumping scows are as active
as the dead wagons In a pestilence.
This might seem lo be, on the part of
the shippers, an act of Increditable
folly, but it ia only the result of ignor
ance. They limply do not know that
everybody else Is shippmg to New
York. There Is no headquarters to
steer the consignments There Is no
power on earth that can prevent every
grower In Florida from shipping to New
York today and to Philadelphia tomoi
row.
These facts Illuminate lib a calcium
llgl.t the v necessity of organization
among the growers of Florida to regu
late the distribution, as the pineapple
growers hsve done from the beginning.
Until such time ss they shell have
learned wisdom and perfected an organ
ization for this purpose, there Is a con-
ibutary measure of relief that might be
adopted, which is the diversion of a per'
centage of the shipments to markets in
the Sonlb. The awakening -prosperity
of this section has created a demand for
and the means to purchase more luxu
rles- Factory operatives and other ar
llsans are the best patrons of the mar
ket, according to their means, generally
oendine all their earnings. It is a fact
that Southern towns today pay higher
prlces, proportionately, for Florida
produce thap Northern towns, simply
because they do not receive a suffi
cient supply. This -anomaly should be
removed. .
For Instance, Boston quotes Florida
orange 1.80 to $3.85; New York, $2 75
to $3.23; Richmond, $3 to $3.50; Jack
sonville, $8.85 to $3 50; Atlsnta, $3 25 to
$3.50; New York, cucumbers, fancy.
ija to $1.50; other grades, 80c to $1;
Atlanta, $1 to $1.25; New York, peppers,
25o to 75c per barrel; Atlanta, 50 to 75c
per orate. If Atlanta, as shown by tbe
quotations, bas a scarcity, other leu im
portant cities in the South doubtless
have still greater.
It I true the charges to Bouthern
points, by lb single package, are higher
than the carload rate to New York.
But e higher charge, which leave the
grower something, is better than a lower
charge which leaves him nothing The
axorete rateon pineapples, per 100
pound, from VTlWs vllie lo Atlanta, is
$1 10, Chatlanajgki $1.50; Birmingham,
$1.50. VegeKtoles, per 100 pounds, from
. "... . :
Gainesville Vo Atlanta, $1; Birmingham,
$Lt& Chattanooga, $1.85. . Orange, per!
80-pound bot, Plant City to Atlanta, 85
cents; Birmingham, 80 eenU; Chilian oo
ga, M cents; Asbevtlle, $130.
W do not, by any mean, advise an
Indiscriminate diversion of shipments
from Nov York lo Southern markets.
Whtt w do advise I that-our reader
should carefully lavesllgat the ltua
tlos, writ to responsible house lo dlf-
fereat eJUe and ascertain what can be
don, To all subscriber tending a few
stamp ve will furnish list of bouse in
almeel ' any towa to which Ftoridiao
would be likely to consign. W would
guarantee nothing; we would simply
furnish the addreetef of booses which
have the best local reputation.-Florida
Time Union."' .
X ; lyLiite Tibacco Sale.
The' floor of the rUuter Tobacco
Warehouse was covered yesterday with
pile of tobacco. " ' 1 ;
It wa Frealom day Mle, . aad tb
farmer bringing tobacco took wy
good saoaey from tbe tale of their
product, end auny ' haadaom tad -
fal trlidea, Which were, glvea U prc-
mlama, . : ';
Ta price realised from the (ale, were
m-rfecttv ailfaotorr la orery - la-
sUBce. t ' "
I Superior Conn Proceellnn.
The eNll docket caaMof the Fell
term of lb Bnperlur Court of Ortrea
ooaaty ware tried yselerday, the follow
ing being lh result.
Meadows Vs. Tiadale, eoatlBUad.
Cobea tl. death, cooUnosd. .
Wbev. Cot, eontlnued." '
Baaonck . Keaaedy, ludgateat for
plalatllT.
Buttaa Ta. Gilbert, Milled.
Wlggln v. Wlggln. divorce,- Jodgv
mal for platBlIff.
va ra In Psyboro tv-p at th Lupto
II I t tiA aommoiUt'oo.
&OTIJL
The School Several lev asila
Uga. lass Rev rTedacti. Tie
ruaduv nm.
Novessoar 17.
Mr. R.A. Iticbardaoa veal to New
Bar yeaurday aad rata read this aaora-
lag.
Messrs. L. O. Terrell, Jew Evans aad
Henry Dangbarty went to Elaatoa this
morning to sell eottoa. Near fifty bales
wars shipped from here to Klastoa yes
terday. ' -
Tba Dover High School continues to
improve. There are alxiy-ain enrolled
aidaewonee cornier la everv week
Kverything bids fair for this school to
bo pertnaaeat and contlaes to grow.
Arrangements are being made to com
mence work oa eevcral new dwelllnr
within a few days. Two of tbem will
be bollt oa Main Street. We go forward
gradually and surely.
Mr. L, C. Hasaengall's baby died Mon
day morning about eight o'clock and
was buried today In the Evan's grave
yard. The little one suffered for sever
al days before it died. We extend our
condolence to the bereaved family and
trust tbey may meet the precious little
one in heaven.
Mr. Levi Ferrel Is credited with the
statement that Mr. F. H. Dawson made
sweet potatoes in the Outlaw Swamp as
large as pumpkins and Mr. J. B. Qrifflo
made pumpklna so large that he had to
split them before he could haul tbem
home. Mr. Ferrel Is general Bupertn
tendent of, this farm which contains
some of the best laud in Eastern North
Carolina,
Tbe Qoldsboro Lumber Company has
completed the band saw mill and will
commence work this morning. It seems
to be very conveniently arranged.
Turkeys are coming In pretty plenti
ful and our citizens are preparing to
feast during the holidays. Eggs are
scarce here and are selling at twenty
cents per dozen.
Mr. W. H. West Is haying a very neat
dwelling built about three miles from
here where he Intends to take his lovely
bride and start out for self In the farm
ing and dairy business.
Bow Weather Work Woaaer.
Not tbe least mysterious of all the
wonders of tbe earth 1 the extraor
dinary cleverness of Dame Nature as
a carver and designer. Her tools are
air, rain, rivers, springs and frost.
Any one who has ever seen tbe mar
velous Queen Bess rock on the North
Oornlsh coast, that wonderful present
ment of the great Queen Elizabeth,
who Is seated so grandly upon the
sands, must have asked himself th
question as to how such a tKing could
have been accomplished.
Continuous trickling of water wears
away the face of the rock. Haphaz
ard It was until at last a weird pat
tern Is formed that sometimes resem
bles a man's face, sometimes an anl-
I inal. All over the world Nature haa
placed her picture gallery and her col
lection of statuary, tbe biggest free
ahow In the world.
Another work of Nature's that very
often result In extraordinary changes
being effected Is a landslip.
And landslips have arisen from the
tiniest possible causes. A little un
derground flow of water had gradually
undermined a hill or cliff until at hut
the earth became like a hollow nut
Then the soil became top heavy. The
ea beat against Its foundations, and
millions of ton of earth were flung
Into the sea, which prove the axiom
that tbe tiniest beginning often pro
duce the mightiest ends.
SeleettMW Qlaaswar.
To select glass with discretion tt 1
necessary to Understand somewhat of
it manufacture and to recall the prop
erties of tbe chemicals of which it is
composed. These materia la are chiefly
soda, potash, Una, alumina and oxide
of lead. Tbe quality of the glass to be
manufactured depends upon 'the
amount of the basic material united
with tbe silica or sand. Tb beet glass
la made with lead, which gives to It
luster, fusibility and high refractory
power. It is often called flint glass to
distinguish It from lime glass, which Is
much cheaper and of a decidedly green'
lab tint
Flint glass la that which hi most gen
erally aaed for cutting and polishing.
It may be picked out by tbe clear, bell
like tone which It (ends forth when
struck. Tbit teat may be made without
any danger of breaking tbe glass If It
be held firmly In one band while tb
upper part or edge la sharply struck
with a pencil or other instrument, tbe
only care requisite being to eee tbet tbe
glass doe not touch any object when
It is rtmck, since If there be room for
It to vibrate glass will never break.
Harper' Basar.
A aieaa' m a iiaar.
First Beggar Why didn't yon tackle
that lady 7 She might have given yoa
something. . - - . .
Second Beggar I let ber go because
I, nod era land my bnelnei better than
yon. I never ak a woman tor any
thing when b la alone, but when two
Woman are together yon can get money
from both, beca use each one n afraid
tbe other will think ber ttlngy If eho
refuse. Tble profreetoa haa to
etodled, Inst like aay other, If yoa ex
pert to make a aucceea of It See?-
Hei-Um Life. : .;
Tb v '
The Grand Duke of Muhlenberg
wa one day gambling at tb Doberan
table and wa betting on tbe earn
numbers aa a rich master potter who
(toed next lo him. w , . -
Both having lost their soeoey, tb
grand duke Inquired, "WetL potter.
what shall we do totr
"Ob," replied the matter potter,
your blglioea will screw up lb tax.
aud I (ball tTiake pola." ' '
' Re T1a la m lew.
II ftlintdlyi Now that w ar en
grd 11 prveame 1 may may k Is
too mock I plea, mayn't IT
he (encouratiniiyi Tea, Indeed.
Has Ibr nit of your time, dr,
There' to (riling bow lung as ngr
Bient will lt nowailajt, roo know-
Firs Elurlf..
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what yoa cat
It aTtlflcUUy digests u food aad aids
Nature la etreng ibetUnf aa4 racon
atrocUnf ibej exbaustod dlgosUve or
gans. It UlheUtst disco vereddlgeab
aat And toala No other frfeparauoa
caa approach It ia efficiency, it in
stantly relieve tod permanently cores
Dyspepsia, Indigestion,. Heartburn,
Flatulence. Soar Stomacb, Nausea,
Bick Headache, (HstnlglaXrampeeod
ail other results of imperfect digestion.
Prtoe.anatL UmabweoaaalaaluttaM
asllssas Mookauaboaaaraaaaaiaaiaiianrre
Pfwaara ay L C OaaflTT A CO. Cbtceg.
r . DUFFY
PREMIUMS AWARDED
By The New Bern Fair Association
Their Mlh, Exhibition Held Hot.
12 tr, 1900.
DEPARTMENT I.
Cla I---I.lre Game.
at
Best pair Double Rail, Carter Ti
dale $2 00
4 00
2 00
7")
50
1 Oil
60
50
2-5
1 00
50
1 00
Best pair 6 u miner Ducks, John
Dunn
Best Loon, C. E. Hancock
Best Qray Squirrel, R. L. Daniels,
Merrit, N. C.
Second best, do -Best
Fox Squirrel, Wm. F. Ward
Second best, do
Best gray rabbit, W. T. Pi ice
Second best, do, W. A. Smiih
Best coon, Cennle Hcnuett
Second best, do, Mtrcus Dill
Best oppoauni W. T. Price
Secend best do, Hatn'l. Dunsou,
James Cily
Best flying tquirrc), JameB Duffy
Clatts II. Ieul Game.
Best woodcock, Carler Tiedale, (J
premium)
But pair English Salpe, Willie
Harris
Best Double Rail, T. B. L'aue
Best Single Rail, D. L Ilensley, (J
premium)
Best pair Meadow Larks, D. L.
Hensley
Best pair BhulTcr Ducks, D. L.
HenBley
Best pair Mnlliird Ducks, I). L.
Hensley
Best black Ducks, D. L. Hcusley,
50
1 00
1 0J
1 50
1 00
SO
1 25
1 2T
63
1 50
1 00
25
2 00
2 00
50
2 00
(T premium)
Best pair Blucwing Teal, D.
Hensley
Best pair Coots, do
Second best, do
Ii.
Best pair Spoonbill, do
Beat pair Summer Ducks, T
B.
Lane
Second bett do, L. D. Hensley
Best pair Bitrons, do
Best Loon, T. P. Williams
1 00
Best Fox Squirrel, T. B. Lane
50
DEPARTMENT II.
Clam II Fish and Oynter.
Largest sturgeon, F. Oaakill &
Co.
r oo
Best display ciabs, Geo. N. Ives &
Co.
500
75 00
5 00
Best collection fish, do
Best bushel clams, do
Second do John Stanley
2 50
Best bushel oysters, Fair Associa
tion
;1000
7 50
6 00
25 00
8econd best, do
Third best, do
Best display oysters, do
DEPARTMENT III.
Field aud Garden Gropi.
Best display, W. H. Bray
75 00
Best bale cotton, Graham Richard
son,
500
1.00
10 00
Best stalk cottcn, W. H. Bray
Best 20 lbs lemon wrappers, E. J.
Hester,
Best bushel wheat, (white) nV.1I.
Bray,
1 00
1 00
Best bushel wheat, (red) do
Best display of wheat do
Best S bushels white corn in ear,
2 00
do
Best 1 bushels yellow corn in ear,
do
Beat 9 bushels tweet corn In etr,
do
Best 0 stalks, ear attached, do,
Beat IS etr white corn, do
Beit 12 ears yellow corn, do
Best display corn, do
Best bushel etrly oatt, do
Best bushel while oats, do,
Best bushel black oat, do
Best buthel winter oats, do
Best buthel rutt-proof oatt, do
Best display of oats, do
Best sheaf of winter rye, W
F.
Crocket,
Beat display of rye, do
Beat sheaf upland rloe, do
Best bal of pea vine bay, do
Best bal native grass, do
Best bal timothy hay, W. H. Bray
Beit buthel black -eyed pea, W. F
Crock tt.
1 00
100
Beat bethel elay pea, do
100
Best bushel whit pea, do
Best bushel speckled peat, W
100
IL
Price,
Beat bushel black peas, W.
n.
Bray
too
'too
too
Beat Vflthl anknova n,do
Beat buthel whlppoorwtn, do
Bt I beahels large peaawte, do
Beat I bushel small peeaett, do "
Bt buthel V. Q Oerata ttUlstt. .
dO : . 1 '.';
100
Best oaart oollard teed, w. T. ,
Crocket,' ' ; ; ,;.. , ,i.
trjp
Best quart cabbago seed, If. EL
Bry, " . . , ; ' '
Beat quart taratp teed, V , ( ,
Beat display of d, do '
Betl bushel while laxalpe W. F.
Crorkeit, 1 , .: " . '
Best bushel perple top taralp, 4
Best bushel Mock beet, V. D. ;
Bray,
Best bushel sagar beets, do ,
IVst celery, do '
llt tftff plaat, W. , Crockttt, '
Bft cal.beg, Vf . 11. Bray,
rjt collacds, to
salsify, W. F. Crockett
Beat parsnip, do
Beat aqeath. W. H Bray
Beat carrot, do
Fatspkiat. do
Bunch braii, do
Cacumbert, do
Artichoke, do
lUdUh, do
Kale. W F Crockett
Red fepper, W H Bray
Ked twert p4aluei, 1o
While tweet potatoes, W F Crock -et(
Yellow seet poi , do
r t ) potatoes, tied l;:i . do
Irlab polaloea, whilr. W II I ray
IrUb polloe, F.ri)' Itose, W F
(.'rockeit
While firld besns. do
Red onions, do
While onions, W il llr.y
Yellow onions, do
Single pumpkin. W F C rockeil
Kutabagas, do
Full grown snap 'jeans, W H Buy
Lotluce, do
1 00
1 00
l ob
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 on
2 (A)
V. C IlRinii W F UroLkelt
DKPAKTMKNl IV.
tlorse'a and Callle.
licBt brood mare, 4 rears old or
over, R P Williams
Itcsl entire coli.l jear old, Joseph
Kinsey
IteHt brood mare, 4 years old or
over, T W Dewey
IJest filly, 1 year old, Joseph Kin
sey 10 00
500
10 00
5 00
5 00
1 00
10 00
5 00
5 00
500
5 00
Bent btallion, 2 ears old J A Jones
Hesl leinn, W F Crockrll
ilest pair mared nr geldiugs lo
WHgon, do
Best jack, 3 years or over, D W
Whit ford
Best mule, 'A jCAra or over, Joseph
Kir. sry
Best pair mule", broken, do
Best pony. Wright Mooro
IIKI'AIITMKNT V.
Best bull (ilolstino Friesian) 3 yrs
or over, W M Beunenger
Be9t bull, llolslinc Friesinn, 2 yis
old, do
Best bull, Holstinc Friciian, 1 yr
old, do
Ilest cow, llolslinc Friesian, 3 yrs
old, do
Best Heifer, Holsline Friesian, 2
year old, do
Best Heifer, Holsline Friesian, 1
year old, do
Best herd, Holstino Friesian, do
5 00
5 00
?00
5 00
5 00
3 00
500
5 00
5 00
liest bull, Jersey, 2 yean or over,
V V Croekett
Rest cow, Jersey, 3 years old or
over, do
Best heifer, Jersey. 2 yrs old, do
Best beifer, Jersey, 1 year old, do
5 00
300
500
800
5 00
500
300
Best herd, Jersy, do
Best bull, Ayshire, 1 yr old, V M
Benncnger
Best cow, Grades, 3 years old or
over, do
Best heifer, Grades. 2 yra old, do
Best heifer, Grades, 1 year old, W
F Crockett
Best bull, Sweepstakes, dairy
bleed, V M Uennengcr
Best bull, Sweepsleaks, beef breed
do
Best cow, Sweepstakes, dairy
breed, do
Best cow, Sweepstakes, beef breed
do
Fattest beef animal, do
5 00
r,co
5 00
5 00
5 00
200
8 00
200
Best buck goat, R P Williams
Best boar, W F Crockett
Best sow, W F Crocket
Best sow and litter, do
8 00
Best boar, Duroc Jersey, W M
Bennenger
300
800
Best sow, Duroc Jersy, do
Best boar, Sweepsleaks, W F
Crocket
200
Best bow, Sweepstakes, W M Ben
nenger
2 00
Best herd, 8wecpstakes, W r
Crockett
200
Best sow and litter, Sweepslakel
do
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300
it very much liko the blossom
ing of a flower. IU lieatity and
perfection depends entirely
upon the care bestowed upon
it parent. F.xpectant mothers
should have the,tenderet caro.
They kbould be spared all worry
and auxioty. Thuy should cut
nletitv of rood nourishing food
and take gcntleeserciMHt Thit
will jro a long way toward preserv
ing their health and their beauty
a well aa that of tbe little on to
conse. But to ne niKwiuiaiy rn
of a abort, and painless labuf they
stiouiu ue
loo I
Friend
too
tnrlar1yartaieili goeia.
tlo TalUateHeat1wkieli
la I Ve amlll eiiereellr. It
.Irvmrtk end vlenr la I He tMeetae 4
Metreet ellet ikedleeeoit'Wiao (we
lcr, whirh om m4 te Wnh
m abenletel Beeeeury. . w ae
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101
100
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WMlt In P.oufort b tnr end ttnp
loo
1C0
lb ltnexll' House. First ( la Hoard.
A h"m for trave'tng peopla. Fishing
100
and honllnr nt- ;U 1 arm IIJ
day or ft-w per week
O A. BUF?ELL Trop
1 00
100
is
loo I S -x ."S y LJ
THIS BEST
Dashing Pouta
Fits Ihe Cue.
Paiienl What would you recom m nd
for somnambulism, doctor ?
Doctor Well, you might try Insom
nia. Grounds f.r (he Opinion.
Miss Wumugham She links I'm too
mussnary.
Mr. Hokeby How's dal?
Miss Wufnngham -Well, I done ad
vised her not to marry a man what ain't
got a cent an no prospec of a job.
Old Flame.
Pearl You say he is an old flame?
K'joy Yes; he ia always smoking aad
goes out every night.
Sometime.
Tommy, how do you explain that pait
of the verse which says 'as a fool dleth'?
How does a fool die?
He dyes his whiskers, Ma'am.
Siilcus lie is always talking about
his ancestors.
Cynicus ll,s too bad they can't retail
ale.
KIght In Their Line.
Mermaid What luck
First
we are
in !
Second Mermaid What is il dear?
First Mermaid A ship loaded with
rainy day skirts bas just sunk.
The Satisfaoilon In it.
1 wonder why Kaleacre puis all his
savings under bis pillow every night?
Reckon he wants people to know that
lie bas enough money to retire on.
Warned.
Once when Mrs. Kendal was taking
the role of Galatea In Dublin she bad
n amusing experience. Pygmalion, It
will le remembered, had a jealous
wife. During the temporary absence
of that lady Oalntea was about to
throw herself Into the arms of Pygma
lion when an old dame In the audience
cried warnlugly: "Don't do It, darllntl
His wife's Just pone out, and shure It'll
be like ber to be Usteniu at the key-
bole."
The Other W7.
He Bertba, 1 aiu going to ask you a
question, a question which will have a
lusting effect upon my life aa you an
swer It Bertba. dear, will you be a
sister to me V
She Charley. I can't do that, but 1
Will be your wife. Boaton TranBcrtpt
W1 (3
mini ii ii zvs
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L COUGH SYRUP fS
Bore Lungv Gnppe,Pneu
monla and Bronchitis in a
few days. Why then risk
OonsampUon, a alow, euro
death? Get Dr. Bull'
Cough Syrup. Price, 25c
Don't be imposed upon.
Renue the dealer's wibetltatc ; it
U aot t rooa mvii m.
Beiratlea
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Acties Pi
ltCU.
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DEALER IM
GENERAL HARDWARE,
And all Kinds of
BUILDING SUTffiliL
Wire Netting, Screen Door ant
Window.
O LACIER REFRIGERATORS
Which are the best. Tbey have but fee
equals and No Superiors.
Ice Cream Freeter. Water Cooler
Michigan Stove and Bangea.
Faint.
Under Hotel Chattawka,
NEW I1E11N. N.
Attention
a
Sportsmen:!
Wt call roar 'atteelloa to oar
of Loaded Bbell havt Ueaa la Staoko-
Urn, Batl-teokltt aad Black Powder,
with prloa a tow a eaa be bed
where. We lo hvtalolot of
teg Coata, Lfgli, Shell Bella,
Cm. A aloe little Sporting Rifle,
riet II abort or loag eartrlga, for 1
lioaniag iipiw, ".
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IlllWltMlisniwinii mw
ligaraa.
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at
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Think Twice
lifiri ioi pit tOBitttnf. iiti fear st
tekif vkick foi boi ifltllaj.
YOU RUN NO RISK
WHIN YOU.TAJCB
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Each Dose contain the same pro
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PRICE 60 CENTS
All Dnigglsti Should Han It II Stock
THEY HAVE
ARRIVED!
The Handsome st and Rst Line of
Heating Stores,
Both Woodjand Coal ever shown
in tho city.
We are also agenta forjthe well
known High Grade
Cooking Stoven,
such asj The Excelsior, Elmo,
Farmer Girl, Farmer Boy, O. K.
King and O. K. Queen. All of
which we guarantee to give per
fect satisfaction.
If you are in need of anything In
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and Blindt, Lime, Cement or Nails
give us a call and we CAN AND
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Notice !
The Oldest and Moat
Reliable Firm.'
Now Running, aad Delivering Nice
Stove Wood, Ash, Oak and Fin to your
door every day. t i
A Special Lot of Red Heart. Head
Made Shlaile J oat Reoeivedi Brick aad
Lathes, Pott for fencing. Tar aad Lhne.
Coautryatea be an re ana tee at before
you ll your cattle aad pork a I ev'
opened a market. . ,
No? my friend eotne get the Bl
Pork aad Beet Bleak at ', , i .. 1
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Liae
aay
Deal
After Dark
Una
ear-
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Veal September light Tall over-
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i
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aw. -loth eal Inlo be for eoa
oveltle In nt'n, Purtflnla, Tl-
d'ltki i4 other Its for t! An1 u
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